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US Politics, L-code question
Posted By: David Hendricks on July 29, 2016
I recently offered my edited CMS L-code Excel sheet to the O&P listserv. One who downloaded it commented: "There are two K codes for KOs that you might want to include, K0902 K0901. They are the OTS codes for L1843 and L1845." This brings up a question I don't know the answer to. Why are these codes "K"-codes. I thought K-codes were a bridge for transitioning to a new code, like a temporary crosswalk. What else are K-codes? Why do they exist? Thanks, in advance, for the quality answers I know will follow. David David Hendricks David Hendricks, CPO President Blue Diamond Orthopedic 6439 Milner Blvd Suite 4 Orlando, FL 32809 [E-mail Address Removed] 407-613-2001 Phone 407-613-2010 Fax |
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